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Thailand Visa Assistance
Your Thailand Entry Pass, handled from start to finish.
Bangkok, the islands, or a month of not doing very much. Thailand cut its visa-free stay to thirty days in September 2026, and added an arrival card that has to be filed in the seventy-two hours before you land.
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Good to know: most tourists can enter Thailand visa-free for up to 30 days (reduced from 60 on 15 September 2026) and simply need the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), filed within 72 hours of arrival. Our $11 is our fee for preparing and filing it correctly, so there are no border surprises. A few passports — Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Nepali and Nigerian among them — need the full eVisa instead of the arrival card.
Thailand eVisa — for longer or non-exempt stays
Beyond the TDAC, Thailand also offers a proper eVisa — useful if your nationality isn't visa-exempt, or you want a formal tourist visa. We handle both single and multiple entry:
- Thailand eVisa — Single Entry: from $62 (all-inclusive)
- Thailand eVisa — Multiple Entry: from $165 (all-inclusive)
Not sure whether you need the TDAC or the eVisa? Message us and we'll confirm the right one before you pay.
What's included
- Your arrival card timed to your flight, not filed and forgotten
- Review of your details and documents before anything is submitted
- Eligibility check for your nationality and trip
- Accurate preparation and submission through the official channel
- The government fee (where applicable) and our handling — one all-inclusive price
- Your approval delivered to your email, print-ready
- Updates from a real person by WhatsApp or email
Documents you'll need
- A clear scan of your passport bio page
- Your flight number and arrival date
- Your first night's accommodation in Thailand
- Passports for everyone travelling with you
How it works
1. Tell usFill our short form with your details.
2. Pay securelySee your exact all-inclusive price and pay online.
3. Receive itWe submit officially and email your approval.
The mistake we see most: Filing the arrival card too early. It only opens seventy-two hours before arrival, so applications sent weeks ahead simply don't stick. We hold yours and file it to your flight.
Thailand visa — common questions
TDAC or eVisa — which one do I need?
If your nationality enters Thailand visa-free, you need the TDAC arrival card only. If it doesn't, or you want a formal tourist visa, you need the eVisa. Message us and we'll confirm which applies to you.
When does the TDAC have to be filed?
Within 72 hours before you arrive. Filing it earlier than that doesn't work, which is why we time it to your flight rather than doing it the moment you pay.
Can I stay longer than the 30 days?
Yes. A visa-exempt stay can usually be extended once at a Thai immigration office inside the country, for a government fee of 1,900 baht. That's paid there, not to us.
How long does it take?
The TDAC is filed the same day. The eVisa usually takes a few working days — apply at least a week before you travel.
Do I need proof of onward travel?
Yes. Airlines and Thai immigration can both ask for a return or onward ticket, and accommodation for your first nights. Have them ready even though they're not part of the TDAC itself.
Do children need their own TDAC?
Yes, every traveller needs one in their own name. Send us each passport and we file them together.
Ready to apply?
All-inclusive · confirmed before you pay · full refund if not eligible
Have us handle it →Shrish Travels is a private visa-assistance service, not affiliated with any government. Official applications can also be made directly on the relevant government portal. Rules and fees are set by the destination government and may change. Approval and processing times are decided by the Thai authorities, not by us.
